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There is still a place for the relevant black church, and, while it may not be as easy as it were in prior generations to retain the participation of black millennials, it is indeed possible to enlist the partnership of Black millennials.
Participants at this year’s Just Food Conference will be confronted by the complexities and challenges of “Race and Food”; they will share stories of struggle and injustice; and they will worship together, spend time at the Farminary, share meals, and together imagine the hopeful and abundant life to which Christ calls us.
This November, Come with us to Cuba to dialogue and train for resilience!
We at Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School declare our strong opposition to the Executive Order on refugees and immigration recently signed by President Donald Trump.
Peacemaking requires self-defense. One cannot make peace if they do not defend themselves and their communities.
Practicing a Theology of Resistance. Hope. And standing on the right side of history from PICO National Network.
When prophetic rhetoric is not connected to just actions as concrete praxis, the preacher can become much like a social justice avatar—like an online freedom fighter who advocates for justice one click at a time but never engages in the battle for equality offline.
To everything there is a season, and a time and a purpose under heaven. It seems like the time to fight injustice
We may not, do not, and will not all agree. But we can love each other in action, not only speech.
Bob Abernethy and Managing Editor Kim Lawton talk about the current challenges and prospects for healing with Lisa Sharon Harper.
